FINAL Flashcards
(29 cards)
Signal 3 cytokines
IL12, IL4, IL6, TGF-B
TH1 differentation is stimulated by what
IL12
What cytokines does TH1 produce
IL2, IFN-gamma, TNF-alpha
Functions of TH1
activate macrophages –> enhanced phagocytosis–granuloma formation
activate cytotoxic lymphocytes
help b cells produce ab
inhibit TH2
TH2 differentation is stimulated by
IL-4
What cytokines does TH2 produce
IL-4, IL-5, IL-13
Functions of TH2
produce eosinophils and mast cells
inhibit TH1
TH17 differenation is stimulated by
IL6 and TGF-Beta
What cytokines does TH17 produce
IL-17, IL-22
functions of TH17
neutrophilic response
barrier tissue defense
Effector function of IL-2
Proliferation of T cell –> Activation of NK cells
effector function of IFN-gamma
polarization of macrophages (M1) –> activated CD8+ T cell
How do TH1 cells activate macrophages
Via IFN-gamma and CD40 ligand signaling
Effector function of TNF-alpha
Activation of endothelia –> Apoptosis of infected cell
Effector Function of IL4
B Cells (IgE and IgG4production)
from TH2 cell
Effector function of IL5
eosinophils – degranulation – parasitic destruction
Effector function of IL13
synergizes with IL4 – polarization of M2 – promote wound healing
Effector Function of IL17
IL6, IL8 – inflammation
G-CSF – neutrophil numbers
Effector functions of IL22
antimicrobial peptides (Beta defensins)
Proliferation and ECM production
CTL release what cytotoxins to induce apoptosis
perforin and granzyme
CTL ligation of death receptors
Fas ligand binds Fas (receptor)
What could outcompete Caspase-8 binding to FADD and block apoptosis
c-FLIP which can also block TNF-alpha mediated apoptosis
What cytokine can drive expression of Fas and FasL expression on activated T cells
IL2
O Malt vs D Malt
O = inductive – where immune response is induced
D = effector site – ab are secreted